TaxByte: Maryland Will No Longer Tax Commercial Software or SaaS Effective July 1st, 2022 Under legislation passed without the governor’s signature, software and software-as-a-service sold or licensed for business use in Maryland will no longer be considered...
TaxByte: Colorado Introduces $0.27 Delivery Fee for Remote and E-Commerce Sales Effective July 1st, 2022 Effective July 1st, 2022, Colorado will impose a retail delivery fee of $0.27 for all orders delivered by a motor vehicle to a location in Colorado. Starting July...
TaxByte: Maryland Exempts Certain Medical Devices, Baby Products and N95 Masks from Sales Tax Maryland has exempted certain baby products, medical devices, and N95 masks from sales tax effective July 1st, 2022. H.B. 282, exempts diapers, diaper rash cream, and baby...
TaxByte: Tennessee Announces Repeal of Drop Shipment Exemption Certificate Rule The Tennessee Department of Revenue has announced that the special collection rules for drop shipments will be eliminated on January 10, 2022 and in-state registration will no longer be...
TaxByte: Indiana DOR Ruling Indicates Bundled SaaS not Subject to Sales Tax The Indiana Department of Revenue found that a company’s provision of web-based fleet management services, as well as the company’s free mobile application (mobile app), were not...
TaxByte: Hawaii Clarifies Sales Tax Position on Downloadable Software The Hawaii Department of Taxation has issued guidance clarifying its position on the handling of software sales under the general excise tax (GET). Whether the software is included on a tangible...
